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Read this paragraph:
We come to a big river, bigger than I have ever seen before.
It is flowing with ice. The soldiers are not happy. We set up
camp and wait. We are all cold and the snow and ice seem
to hound us, claiming our people one by one. North is the
color of blue, defeat and trouble. From there a chill wind
blows for us as we wait by a frozen river. We wait to die.
- "Samuel's Memory
What connotation do the words "chill" and "frozen" have that contributes to
Rutledge's purpose?
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A. Calmness
O
B. Indifference
O
C. Astonishment
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D. Lifelessness

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Answer:

The answer is D.

Explanation:

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The connotation that the words "chill" and "frozen" have that contributes to Rutledge's purpose is D. Lifelessness.

What is Connotation?

This refers to the implied meaning that is given to a group of words or word in a given sentence that is different from its original meaning.

Hence, we can see that from the given text, there is the use of narration to show that there was the chill and frozenness that helps to show the connotation that connects to Rutledge's purpose which is lifelessness.

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